About the Low Income Housing Coalition of Alabama

Join us for an interactive learning session—Introduction to Low-Income Housing Tax Credits to Increase Housing Opportunities for Survivors—designed to demystify how LIHTC developments can expand safe, affordable housing options in Alabama. Led by Andrea Miller, Chief Housing Officer at ZeroV: Kentucky United Against Violence, who brings extensive experience and deep expertise in both housing programs and the Low-Income Housing Tax Credit (LIHTC) program, this session is a must for those interested in Alabama affordable housing initiatives.

Who should attend? While the session centers on strategies to meet the housing needs of survivors of domestic violence, the tools and insights shared are equally relevant for housing and homeless service providers seeking to broaden access to stable low income housing in Alabama for vulnerable community members.

Participants will engage in discussion, explore real-world examples, and gain practical guidance for building partnerships with developers and leveraging LIHTC opportunities to strengthen their low income housing Alabama programs.

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The Low Income Housing Coalition of Alabama (LIHCA) was established in 2007 to tackle the housing crisis and enhance Alabama affordable housing opportunities for those with the greatest financial need. This initiative plays a crucial role in addressing the challenges of low income housing in Alabama, as well as promoting awareness at events like the Alabama affordable housing conference.

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Learn how to advocate for more funding at the Alabama affordable housing conference, which will help provide access to additional safe, decent, and healthy homes, particularly in relation to low income housing in Alabama.

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The Alabama Housing Trust Fund

Alabama is closer than ever to funding the statewide Housing Trust Fund, which is essential for improving low income housing in Alabama. Through LIHCA and the support from the Alabama affordable housing conference, we can make this happen. #FundtheAHTF

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HUD Announces CoC NOFO

The Alabama Housing Trust Fund

The CoC NOFO was released with the anticipated 30% cap on permanent housing, which is a critical topic at the upcoming Alabama affordable housing conference. This cap is particularly relevant as it addresses the challenges faced by those seeking alabama low income housing options. The focus on low income housing in Alabama is essential for improving access to affordable living solutions across the state.

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About the Low Income Housing Coalition of Alabama

Who We Are

Get Involved

Get Involved

Get Involved

Get Involved

Get Involved

The Alabama Housing Trust Fund

The Alabama Housing Trust Fund

The Alabama Housing Trust Fund

HUD Announces CoC NOFO

The Alabama Housing Trust Fund

The Alabama Housing Trust Fund

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